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Covid-19 red cards major events
Sporting events, from football and tennis to rugby and cycling, on this year’s calendar are in doubt
F1 flirts with a return to SA
Motosport’s top competition is dropping hints of coming back, but would we want this to happen?
Formula One faces testing times over coronavirus
The F1 world championship, which gets under way in Melbourne on March 15, had already lost the Chinese Grand Prix from its schedule
Hamilton: Keep F1 where it’s popular
The British racing driver said he would prefer to see more stops in countries with a genuine racing tradition
Hamilton won’t stop
The Billion Dollar Man refuses to let up, as he races to advance his winning streak
Hamilton cruises to victory to end Rosberg’s resurgence
Lewis Hamilton ended teammate Nico Rosberg's run of two wins by claiming glory in the Canadian Grand Prix.
Vettel finding his mojo could take fight to Mercedes
Goading from dominant Mercedes turned into a scarlet-faced affair as Vettel took his first win for Ferrari, but will the rivalry continue in Shanghai?
Ferrari’s Vettel breathes life into season with Malaysian win
Two days after being fairly criticised by Formula One’s chief executive, Sebastian Vettel made appropriate amends.
Formula One: Even Arnie can’t mask the troubled start
It says something about the state of Formula One when the highlight of the year's first race is Arnold Schwarzenegger handing out prizes.
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